Military Members Roll Call

[localdivah]

'92-'96: E3 - 98C (SigInt). Reserves
'96-'01: CPT, Armor
1-37 AR, 1st BDE, 1st AD (Friedberg, Germany)
'01-Present: Reservist drilling with a different AD unit each year
(Just back from 3 wks AT at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii....!)

 

[Makin Raider]

US Army
1992 - 1998
SPC/E4
35H TMDE Support Specialist

Spent my time at:

Fort Leornard Wood - Basic
Lowry AFB - AIT
Fort Lewis
Saudi Arabia
Fort Belvoir
Bosnia/Hungary
Fort Drum

 

[Jim Bishop]

USMC 82-85
USCG 87-91
USAR 01-present

 

[Shawn95]

Canadian Navy
Petty Officer 2nd Class
Electronic Warfare Instructor
'96- present

 

[PfcAJ]

FLARNG
E-3
HHSB 3-116FA (MLRS)
Combat Medic

 

[Sharkbaithawaii]

US Navy
MMCS(SS) E-8
Pearl Harbor
1987 - Present

 

[ScubaJackie]

CPT / O3
US Army, Engineer
Esayons!

1998-present

 

[Babydamulag]

I read through all of the posts up to ScubaJackie's. The thing that leaps out at me was the post about "What does it mean to be a veteran?". Folks all over the world serve their nation (not that many really) and learn a few things about themselves, their fellow man/woman, and what it means to be a citizen of their country. Like the bumper sticker says, " Freedom ain't free". I served my country too. I am proud of the units I was in and the people I served with. I had an opportunity to see and do things that shaped me and made me who I am now. Military service is what makes a nation what it is. I am proud to belong to those ranks of citizens. Being a veteran is an honor. Being a veteran is a duty. Being a veteran is belonging to a country. Being a veteran is simply being PROUD! Thanks for the service. I wish more people would remember to say thank you.

ALL THE WAY! .....and then some

 

[RiverRatdiver]

US Coast Guard
Boatswains Mate First Class
1993-2005

Now GS-12
Security Specailist - Planning Dept.
Department Of Homeland Security

Best Descision I ever made...besides getting my dive cert!

 

[Crawdad]

Hey PfcAJ,
FLARNG? Which unit?